Birth date: Dec 25, 1937 Death date: Feb 20, 2024
Reba Joan (Hayes) Crawford, 86, of Ypsilanti, MI went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, at home surrounded by her loving family. She was born on December 25, 1937, in Lesage, WV to the late Earl and Gertrude Read Obituary
RIP, beautiful Woman! My condolences to the family!
Fly high Grandma Reba 🙏 thanks for always loving me and the boys we will miss you 😘❣️ Love Melanie and The Boys
So sorry to see that my Cousin Reba had passed away. I have not had contact with her for many . I always loved her smile & laugh. My Dad John Martin & her Mother were brother & sister. I am unable to be at the service for her. Prayers for her family during this time.
Saddened by the loss . I pray for my friend Jerry and the entire family.
Bob Keyes
Oh GMA Shorty how I'm gonna miss you calling me Darzy, there's so many memories but I the that keeps coming to me is when you, Steven and I went down home and I hugged Uncle skip and there was a dead tree frog on his back and he blamed me for putting it there you laughed so hard for years about that, or how we called you on your birthday when all of us was at mother's just for all of us to sing you happy birthday. You'll be missed dearly my sweet GMA shorty. I love you
Love, Dara
Hi Uncle Bob, thank you for your kind words at this time, I really appreciate it and you. Love you
Love, Dara
Reba, you will be truly missed. Growing up on Phyllis st. was some of the best times! I will forever here your voice saying "Vickie Lee" lol. You were a wonderful neighbor and a true friend to so many. Heaven has definitely gained an angel ❤
Reba, I'm so glad you was my mother in law. You treated me like I was your daughter, you treated my kids like they were your blood grandkids. Sherri, Robbie and Andy really loved you too. And like I told you a couple Sunday's ago, thank you so much for all you did for us. Sometimes back then I don't know what we would've done if it wasn't for you. Last year when I went to visit you, you was trying to tell me something with tears running down your cheeks. I just wished I knew what you was trying to tell me. Then again a couple Sundays ago, I visited you and the minute I walked up to you you grabbed my hand and was looking at my ring and again with tears running down your cheeks. You was trying to tell me something, I wish I knew what you was trying to say. You had such a grip on my hand you not let go. One day when we meet again I will find out. O, and I can't forget the lunches we had together, I really enjoyed them.
So saddened about the news.
My prayers got out to my friend Jerry and rest of the family. Saddened I missed an opportunity to visit her before she left.
Bob Keyes
